KfW loan is expected to become cheaper from 01.07.

That is of course very expensive. Normally it should cost around 4k.

This is of course very expensive. Normally it should cost around 4k.

Could you please post your offers anonymously? Then I would pass them on to the general contractor.

So we are currently modernizing our existing building to a KFW efficiency house. Our energy consultant charges 1600EUR gross, of which 1,280EUR "Bundeszuschuss nach Nummer 5 der Richtlinie}" is deducted and a personal contribution of 320EUR remains.

But we also had one here who wanted 5800EUR gross minus BEG funding, then with a personal contribution of 2900EUR. The price differences are really huge!

Well, what can I say: our energy consultant costs €8570 (KfW55, 190sqm)... Unfortunately, already commissioned

Well, what can I say: our energy consultant costs €8570 (KfW55, 190 sqm)... Unfortunately already commissioned

Wow. I've also already commissioned one. But I’m writing to the general contractor that he should find a cheaper one. It costs him nothing, but saves the builder.

That is interesting. We are currently planning a single-family house with a granny flat in solid construction as a KFW40 Plus variant. On the KFW website, I found that the energy consultant for KFW funding must be listed in DENA (German Energy Agency). According to today's phone call with an approved energy consultant in the Herrenberg area, he wants 10,000 EUR for the entire KFW planning/ construction supervision (50% of which is eligible for funding). According to our main contractor, these are normal prices and are the same everywhere. What is your experience? Are there significant cost differences among energy consultants between KFW55 and KFW40 Plus support?